Economy
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President Kenyatta unveils Ksh.3 billion Microsoft Development project
President Uhuru Kenyatta unveiled the Ksh.3 billion Microsoft Africa Development Centre on March 24 during the launching in Nairobi. The…
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List of items which won’t be allowed on Ksh.65 billion Nairobi Expressway
The much-awaited Nairobi Expressway is nearing completion, with the government saying the work is 95 percent complete. In a notice…
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Matiangi orders release of impounded motorbikes countrywide
Interior Cabinet Secretary (CS) Fred Matiang’i on Thursday morning ordered the release of impounded boda boda motorbikes across the country.…
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Parliament cuts vaccine plant budget by Ksh.500 million
The Budget and Appropriations Committee (BAC) has reduced the money that was allocated to establish a vaccine plant and handle…
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Fuel stabilisation fund kity receives Ksh.6.7 billion
Members of Parliament have allocated Ksh.6.7 billion which will be channeled to the Petroleum ministry for fuel subsidy to cushion…
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Why CBDC roll out in Kenya might wait longer
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has raised concerns over rolling out of its proposed digital currency due to lack…
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MPs set aside Ksh.4.9 billion for CDF projects in run up to election
Members of Parliament have set aside ksh.4.9 billion to implement constituency projects in the run-up to the August 9, 202…
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Saving and starting business, what you need to know
Kenyans want more guidance from financial institutions on saving effectively and how to start or grow a business. According to…
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Kenyans staring at milk shortage as drought hits most parts of country
Milk prices have skyrocketed in recent days on the back of heightened drought which has struck most parts of the…
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Kenyans to incur more interest charges as state fails to pay Chinese contractors
The government has failed to pay Ksh.428.6 million to Chinese contractors who built the Thika Super Highway. An audit done…
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